Beads obtained from bone, from seashells, from copper, from seeds and from dried berries were used as jewels and to decorate clothing.
They were fastened to the skins or cloth using the 2 thread application technique: the beads, united by a thread, are sewn to the surface by a second thread which passes every two or three beads.
The Tahltan maintained the most geometric patterns obtained by decorations of quills and from ceramic in straight, rectilinear designs.
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